Official statement
Ministry of Health and Health Infrastructure
The Ministry of Health announces a free surgery campaign in Micomiseng.
The Ministry of Health and Health Infrastructure, in collaboration with the Diocese of Ebibeyín and the Madrid-based NGO ITARA, will organize a campaign offering free medical consultations, evaluations, and surgical treatments from November 18 to 29, 2026, at the new La Paz Hospital in Micomiseng.
Malabo,
The Ministry of Health and Health Infrastructure, in collaboration with the Diocese of Ebibeyín and the Madrid-based NGO ITARA, will organize a campaign offering free medical consultations, evaluations, and surgical treatments from November 18 to 29, 2026, at the new La Paz Hospital in Micomiseng.
The initiative is aimed at adults and children who require care in various specialties, including general surgery, gynecology, plastic and reconstructive surgery, dentistry, and rehabilitation.
For more information, please call 222 235 617 or 222 615 381.
This initiative aims to expand the population’s access to specialized medical services and facilitate care for patients who require these procedures.
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